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Does the carbon sink have a financial value?

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The forest bind carbon dioxide (CO2) as it grows. E.g., in Sweden, 1 cubic meter of wood bind in average about 900 kg (0,9 tons) carbon dioxide, which make it a very efficient carbon trap. The more living trees we have in the forest, the more carbon it binds, but the trees have to be […] The post Does the carbon sink have a financial value? appeared first on Forestry.com.

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